Digital weighing indicator

With WE2111, admissible for verification with ultra-modern interfaces, HBM imposes standards of accuracy and functionality.

With the introduction of the new WE2111 digital weighing indicator HBM specifically responds to the increasingly high requirements from the user industry. The USB and Ethernet interfaces are also within the standard, the same as the compliance with all applicable directives.
At a time when international competition is becoming fiercer, users of industrial scales and weighing instruments for trucks require maximum speed and accuracy in compliance with all the provisions in force. For this purpose, HBM has developed the WE2111 weighing indicator, evolution of the WE2110, market leader since 1997; the new solution combines the advantages of the previous model with adaptations to the latest requirements and is designed with a view to further developments. As a rule, it can also replace the previous model in existing systems.
The main advantage offered by the new weighing indicator consist of the Ethernet and USB interfaces, which enable integration into higher-level system processes. Firmware components not subject to official calibration can be updated via USB, thus respecting the existing directives (the latest WELMEC requirements, Directive 2009/23/EC).
Another strength is the data verification memory, which offers maximum safety even with the most demanding users, enabling the traceability required by law of weighing values and, hence the maintainment of adequate quality documentation. With this solution HBM imposes a standard of precision and functionality.

HBM Test and Measurement Since it founding in 1950, the German company Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik (HBM Test and Measurement, www.hbm.com) has built a world-class reputation as a technological protagonist in the measuring and testing market. HBM offers products for the complete measurement chain, from virtual to physical testing. Operating in more than 80 countries, the company has production facilities in Germany, USA and China.